Sentence examples for effectively infused from inspiring English sources
The discrepancy between prescribed and effectively infused EN doses in critically ill patients is relevant.
Our data show that estimated fluid requirements for the first 24 hours (calculated with the Baxter formula) are comparable to the effectively infused amount of resuscitation fluid in both the HES and the crystalloid group.
To achieve an advantage, the tumour must be fully contained in tissue supplied by one or more arteries that can be effectively cannulated and infused.
CVVHDF effectively removed continuously infused ceftazidime, with a sieving coefficient and haemodiafiltration clearance of 0.81 ± 0.11 and 33.6 ± 4 mg/l, respectively.
An alternative account of the septotemporal differences found in Experiment 1 is that the spread of the drug within the hippocampus is simply greater when infused into dorsal than ventral HPC, effectively creating a larger dorsal than ventral HPC inactivation.
In recent performances, the Brooklyn-based Mr. Tcherepnin has infused electronic impulses through the bodies of audience members, effectively transforming their anatomy into musical instruments.
Mr. Phillips has an effectively oblique way of infusing the book with an awareness of history.
In the 1930s and '40s, rural musicians such as the Carter Family infused their gospel music performances with elements of local Appalachian and other country music traditions, effectively blurring the boundary between sacred and secular styles.
These losses together with enteral nutrition lost in gastric fluids and enteral nutrition prescribed but never infused make up the difference between the dose supposedly given to a patient and the amount effectively taken up.
In the technique, islets from the pancreas of human cadaver donors are infused into the portal vein and lodge in the liver, where they can survive and function effectively.
